Hosting firm backed by Norwest and Sequoia moves toward NYSE debut despite a wobbly market.
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VCs say the investment bank’s first clean fund of funds represents a maturing of the sector.
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Security market consolidates further with purchase of publicly listed company.
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SAP disappoints investors while Microsoft beats expectations and launches a $40-billion buyback program.
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Security messaging startup’s CEO talks about the company’s $274-million acquisition by Secure Computing.
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The Norwegian company releases a new version of its web client, Opera 9.
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Goldman Sachs leads eight-figure round, showing growing interest in solar power.
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Traditionally the home turf of biotech companies, big pharma is making strides in developing new cancer drugs.
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Goldman Sachs invests in cellulose ethanol company Iogen, which plans to begin production as early as 2009.
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The underdog launches a free version of Opera Mini for mobile phones.
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Investors desert Swiss biotech firm after reports that no one has offered to buy it.
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Once a communications curiosity, broadband over power lines will take a deeper bite out of cable and DSL.
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IPTV is shining a light on a new crop of amateur filmmakers.
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To increase market share, the underdog browser company offers Opera for free.
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Following its rejection of Novartis’ takeover bid of $4.5 billion, analysts expect Chiron will receive a sweeter offer.
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The underdog Internet browser company turns 10, asserting its staying power by specializing in mobile browsing.
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Year’s second-largest deal led a funding flow of more than $375 million in two days.
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Goldman Sachs: The gold standard in investment banking
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Having a big-name underwriter may not have made success for these IPOs, but it certainly didn't hurt.
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